Easton Water Plans Discussed At Informal Meeting
In Easton a public meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 to discuss piping city water over Sport Hill. An engineer from Bruceport Hydraulic and an insurance underwriter will attend. open to interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les ME
Fred Marsh
Lee AE
Arthur Wheeler
Fourth Quarterly Conference
Methodist Churches
Harry Beattyy
Stamford
Lee M. E
Rhoda Milla
Huckleberry
Albert Mills
Pinky Pinfeathers
Au Brnck Yroustabout
Charles Miller
Judge Tolliver
Coal Mint
H. B. Warren
McCloskey
Charles Milter
Norman Tolliver
Lloyd Maquat
Jess Skinner
Neefly
Wun Lung Oo
Joan Broadbin
Huck’s Chum
Eaward Knight, Jr
Tubby Timmany
Wiliam Mickles
Squirmy Bean
Athir Nichols
Buster Brown
Robert Kent
Freckles Flosson
Breaker Boy
Lemmy Smith
Starteve Eerie
Community Notes From Con gregational Church and Local Visits
A weekly Sunday school officers and teachers meeting was held to plan an Epistle program with monthly gatherings. Gertrude Merh celebrated a tent birthday with a surprise party at her home featuring games, refreshments, a white and green theme, and gifts. Numerous local residents visited relatives or hosted guests over the weekend, including families from Ridgefield, Norwalk, Shelton, Brooklyn, Easton, and Bridgeport, with several social calls and Sunday dinners noted. Mrs. William McCauley remains hospitalized after a recent auto accident.
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Yuckey Malone
C. Gilliman
Congregational Church
At Parsotuhe
L .B. Stonecpher
J. Arthur Sherweed Mass Pheresa Borter
Joan Logan
Clarjexe Logen
Francis Mellen
Junor Jenoue
Jay Lee
M. E. Shurch
Gertsudr Merh
Gertrude
Arthur Bush
Junior League
C. BE. Dickerson
Walter Jennings
Lois Marsh
Marsh
Beatrice Jennings
Darl Nicholsatrice Nichols
Francis Escott
Frank Sprandel
Charles Marsh
Ralph Mars
Harry Hoyt
Norwalk
Martha Hoyt
Ridgefield
Louis Freeaut
Edward Cowey
George Wison
Ra'toh
Arthur Wheeler
Jesse Sanforg
Daugter
Natalie
Redding
Robert Marsh
Harry Edwards
Stratfield
Erwin Eeward
F. BE. Smith
John Sherwood
Leroy Turney
Dora
John Z Mellen
Charles Logan
New Milford
Homer Logan
Fred Gumbs
John Choma
I Madeline Choma
Flusting
L. I
Aurel Ruman
Erwin Edwards
Sherweed
el Rewards
Bridgeport
Harry Hult
Greenfield
William McCauley
Bridgeport Hospital
Alys Osborne
Shelton
Auret
Milford Fire Board Meets Today to Appoint 1928 Heads
Milford March 5. The Milford Fire Department executive officers for the coming year will be appointed at a Tuesday evening meeting of the board of fire commissioners. Expected reappointments include Chief Lewis F. Stowe and chiefs P Burns and Ernest J Cox, with George Connelly and William Springsloe r as heads of machinery and fire alarme. The board has followed a yearly appointment policy since 1817 to enable closer supervision.
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Milford
Board of Fire Commissioners
McColgh Attack Ends After Medical Aid
A woman identified as Miss Belly from Eistan suffered a violent attack yesterday afternoon. After two hours of consternation she was driven by car to the Kieerverey hospital where medical staff treated her and the attack subsided.
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Eistan
Kieerverey Boysitad Baius Ety de Aventinu & Manshting
Shipmates Write to Harold J Simpson’s Mother
A letter signed Shipmates, found among Harold J Simpson’s possessions, was sent to his mother after his death in the Santiago naval hospital in February. The letter, enclosed with nearly $100 raised by dead sailors, honors the fallen sutler aboard No 3 Telegraph ship, with no names signed beyond the Shipmates phrase.
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Harold J Simpson
Santiago
Anson Whs
Safor
Holland
Leetter
Former drivers refuse to sell Waterbury line
Rumors that Dridgepool-Waterbury Passenger Service, Inc. would be sold to New England Transportation were dismissed by President Joseph Nagy who said there is no truth to the report. The firm, started by four drivers in 1920, now operates twelve buses serving Bridgeport, Waterbury and nearby towns with officers Nagy Marsa McCauley Healey and DErcole.
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Dridgepool-Waterbury Passenger Service, Inc
New England Transportation Company
Joseph Nagy
Mr Nagy
Napy
Bridgeport
Waterb Doy
Mr. Nagy
Albert Marsa
William McCauley
Anthony D'Ercole
Nagy
Bridport
Tme
Waterbury
Shelton
Derby
West Seymour
Beaugou Falls
Nausgatuck
Union City
Nichols
Long, Hill
Monroe
Tta O
Patrick Healey
Albert Marsh
Five still alarms answered by Firemen
Bridgeport firemen responded to five still alarms in about two hours with Grass fires predominating and minimal damage. At 3 32 p m hose 1 and 1 truck extinguished a grass fire at the foot of Quary street. At 3 52 p m hoses 12 and 5 put out a blaze on Burnsford avenue near Madison and Main. At 4 04 p m chemical 3 fought a grass fire on Palm avenue. At 5 07 p m hose 3 extinguished a grass fire at Wimat Ave. At 6 41 p m chemical 2 reported a fire under a porch at 1225 Capitol avenue. damage $15. Children playing with matches believed to start it.
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Devon Improvement Association
Naventuck Gardens Improvement Association
Devon
Panisen
Rogers Avenue
Gulf Street
Chemical
Woods
Plains and
Woods Roads
Chemical 1
Pond Street
Fort Trumbull Beach
Thompson Street
Milford High School
Mary Taylor Memorial Mibrary
Edith Abbott
Pericles
Evelyn Abbott
United States
Fairchild
Field
Rome
Fowler
Jenks and
Clark
Johnston
Linville and
Kelly
MacLean
Abraham Lincoln
Schurz
Sparks
Turner
Plutarch
White
Federal Reserve Banking
Prac- Hce
Wilis and Steiner
Daniel Boone
Bruce
Weed
Jane Stewart
James Stewart
Naugatuck Avenue
George J. Smith
BR. J Timberford
Governors’ Avenue
Frank Lindley
Terrence Close
Third District
Republican Club
Democratic Town Committee
Seven Gables Inn
Court Hay
Robert Stoddard
Edwin H. Johnson
Johnson
Montie Bristol
North Avenue
Stoddard
Myrtle Beach
Seach
May Crowthers
Charles Win
Tennette
FO Britchett
Alee Morvon
Fred Lyon
Fort
Bridgeport
Id and Truck Company
Quary Street
Truck Company 5
Burnsford Avenue
Madison Avenue
Main Street
Chemical Company 3
Palm Avenue
Hose Company 3
Wimat Ave
Chemical Company 2
Capitol Avenue
Robert Lesser
Reader praises Kellogg's ALL BRAN for constipation relief
Mrs Hogan of Topeka Kansas writes that ALL BRAN cured her constipation after trying many meds. She urges others to start the cereal tomorrow and use two tablespoons daily with meals. The letter endorses Kellogg's ALL BRAN as a healthful food and cooking aid.
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Clay St
Topeka
Kansas
Battle Creek
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Easton
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Fairfield
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Perl
Fire Board
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Firmen
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Mainane
Children’s Department
Acs
Dresden
Gelea
Little Boys’ Oxfords
Fifth Avenue
Ina
Boys
Union
Sunporter
Reed
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